What you can ask for
Anything is a lot. Here are the shapes.
These are the kinds of requests people bring us most. Each one says what it collects, what may be empty, what drives the cost, and whether a schedule makes sense. If your ask is not here, that is fine. Describe it and the agent will tell you if it is possible.
First release
In scope for the initial web application.
Website to spreadsheet
Any set of pages into rows and the columns you choose. The general-purpose version of everything else here.
Product data collection
Names, links, prices, currencies, availability, and any other field a store shows, from as many stores as you need.
Planned
Named and specified. Published for early-access requests.
Social and community search
Find the posts, people, and creators about a topic across Reddit, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and forums. In one table, not forty tabs.
Research and obscure data
Pull scattered public data out of PDFs, government pages, registries, and archives into one clean table.
Financial and market data
Rates, prices, filings, and listings from many sites, in one dated table you can refresh on a schedule.
Competitor price monitoring
Check a defined set of products every morning and see only what changed.
Lead lists and contact data
Companies or people matching your profile, with publicly listed contact details and the page each one came from.
Later
Published when a corresponding recipe is validated.
Early access
Tell us what you want from the internet.
The app is not built yet. Early-access requests decide which collectors we build first. Describe your ask and a person replies with two things: possible or not, and roughly what it would cost.